crew crew crew

You know that annoying sentence composed solely of buffalo?
No? See the link then.

Anyway, it's annoying because it uses a place name, rare slang, and /they're not even buffalo/.

I think given such slack rules, and a little persistence, we should be able to do better.

I propose we name a ship "Crew crew crew crew crew crew", sail it to Crew and hire a small group of locals to serve onboard. We can then reasonably say:
Crew crew crew Crew crew crew crew crew crew.

Okay, so thats not entirely satisfying because of the number of repeats embedded in the ship name. But you get the idea.

The word with the most definitions is if I remember correctly, "Set". That may be fertile ground for a better sentence.

Better rules:
1) If you use a place-name, you can only use it once.
2) No archaic or parochial slang.
3) If something (other than a place) is named, you can only use it once, and it must either be a well known thing (person, etc), or is only allowed to have at most two repeats.

(more rules may be added to counter any other abuses)